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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Gen. John Beatty thus discourses of
his dear friend Governor Foraker II
may be regarded as splendid speci-
men of fportrait painting:
SHOW do you regard that Foraker in
terview, General?"
"It struck me-" was the reply, ''as a
paper carefully prepared in the Exec
utfve office to magnify the Governor
and show the people how superior he
is TO the common run of mankind.
Foraker is fond of assuming the atti-
tude of an exclamation point, and in
effect crying, "Behold, 1 am Governor
of Ohio and only forty years old" If
there has been ten cent show any
where around where he hasen't put
himself on exhibition l haven't heard
of it. He is evidently the greatest Of
men in his own estimation, that of his
appointees, and that of newspapers op-
posed to the candidacy of John Sher-
man, @
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
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For saleSby D. J. Humphrey. 9m
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30
THE GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
In New York in Honor of Rev. Nc
Glynn.

NEW YORK, June 20-The McGlynn
narade and mass meeting, for which
prenarations have been in active pro-
eress for several weeks, took place Sat
1rday night. 1t was organized by a
number Of parishioners Of st. Stephens
Church, the trades organizations repre-
sented In the Central Labor Union, the
Anti-Poverty Society and the United
Labor party. Its purpose was to pro-
test against the action taken by Arch
bishop Corringan and the ecclesiastical
authorities in Rome in removing Rev:
DIR. McGlynn from the pastorship OF
st. Stephens, and depriving MIN OF
his priestly functions on account Oh the
stand he has taken IN support OF hehry
Georges theories.
It had been given out that at least
100000 would be in line, and 1t was ar
ranged that in order to move 80 many,
there should be two professions moving
simultaneously over different routes.
Instead of the number expected, not
over 5000 persons were in line, and
about $1,000 gathered to listen to the
speeches in Union Square.
DIR. McGlynn reviewed the parade,
and q number of speeches were made
and long series of resolutions were
passed. They recite thestory of DIR. Nc
Glynn's ecclesiastical troubles; declare
that the members of the meeting are
largely of the Catholic faith; that they
will stand by him in refusing political
dictation from Rome and in advocating
the Henry George land doctrine, which
they pledge themselves to work for the
establishment of in this country by all
fair means, and to oppose Roman inter
ference In American politics.
A thousand policemen were held in
reserve for any emergency, but there
was not the slightest need for their ser
vices. The crowd was extremely enthu'
siastic, but entirely orderly, and no in
cendiary mottos or anarchistic BAN
ners were carried.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

The triangular agreement alleged to
have been made between Austria Ger.
many and England against Russia, will
give the foreign press much to worry
about aside from the approaching jubi-
lee and the coercion bill. The Afghan
frontier will again be graphically de.
scribed, and the willy advances of the
Gar, upon that bone of contention
will furnish ample material for alarm
in the Foreign Office. The war
rumors, however, have grown to be
such exceedingly unreliable things. that
one can be psrdoned for leaving the
warlike attitude Of the nations out Of
the question, and speaking simply o.
the personal interest involved. Eng
land may be in earnest In her re,
solve to- protect, -, the frontier Of
Afghanistan from Russian aggression.
In that she is directly concerned, and
in regard to Bulgaria, Austria is un
doubtedly as much so. But German J
has an iron in the fire for future use
Warlike France, with her unauencha
bic desire for retaliation on Germany,
has stirred up some latent feelings ol
alarm, and Germany has entered the
composite agreement, il there be such q
coalition, with her future in reference
to France in view. Thus Russia stands
alone against the three great powers
and although it might be argued
that discretion on her part would b
the wisest course, it is yet well know
that if speed occupation of ,Afghanis
tan would ensua, England would fine
her allies of little avail. Yet Austri,
would have succeeded in diverting at
tention from Bulgaria, and German,
would have the desired alliance
with which to teach the French pru
dence The whole matter will furnish
excellent substance for the imagina
tions of war correspendents,-Dis
patch,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30
We Tell You Plainly

that Simmons Liver Regulator will rid
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30
The INNOCENT Purchaseb.

The talk about ''innocen: purchasers"
has grown wearisome. Nothing can be
done, we are told, in regards to the
past sins Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, because the stock is now in
the hands of innocent purchasers, who,
to render the situation more pathetic,
are alleged to be mainly widows and
orphans. Nothing can be done to re-
coup the city for its loss by the Broad
way corruption, because the railroad
has passed into the hands of innocent
purchasers. Some of the Manhattan
stock is also In the hands of innocent
purchasers, who are not responsible for
this grand gouge on the people, and
hence the company ought to have the
Battery.
The Innocent purchaser has become
the shield of so much corporation ras-
cality that it is high time that his use
in that capacity were put an end to-
The innocent purchaser who finds him
self with an imperfect title to real
estate is treated with no compassion
whatever. In fact, he Is not credited
with existing. A man who buys real
estate is supposed prirna fdcie to have
taken all risks to its ownership. The
purchaser of securities should look for
their weak points and liabilities in the
same way. And, If necessary, the pur-
chaser should be made to suffer to in
culcate this important moral. The
principle cdUedt emptor is of universal
application.
So long as corporation bribers and
thieves can rub out the record of theil
transactions with the convenient
sponge of the innocent purchaser and
pocket their plunder in security, sc
long will the innocent purchaser con,
tinue to be thrust forward as a shield
to protect robbers.-N Y World.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-30

Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches of
every kind cured In thirty minutes by
W0Olford's Sanitary Lotion. Use, no
other. This never fails. Sold by ID. j.
Humphrey, Napoleon. my-5-1yr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-09

BERLIN. Baron Won Schlosz ". the
Rnsaao env. y TO the Vaiiosn. has gone
10 Vsrvin 10 visit PrircA b marck.
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TRIALS or A CONSUL.
40 Interview wtts Assistant Nee
rotary Of State Porter.
larsctLL TO rur ArrEiL.l

lhFsutAL 10 Tut ArrtAL.l
WARRINGTON. August s,-"No ore
not oonvetant with the facts can
form aay idea Of the trials which
bese, Consul OF the United
States Ia the large manufacturing
towns OF Hirops," raid Gov. Porter,
AssIstsnt Secretary Of State, to your
correspondent today. "In those large
manufacturing Cities" he continued,
"ihe population Ia, Of course, largely
made up of manufacturers and msr
chants doing business With the u nited
States. 0siog 10 the fact that many
Of our tariff charges are based upon
the values Of tho 60, Il, impol ted,
these merchants are naturally anxious
90 make u appear hat their goods are
sold Al figure, which are really greatly
bslow this market prices. Tbs seal II
the Olnsul 10 repaired nj the bottom
OF each lsvoioe aud that is where the
difficulty comes In. 40 honest Con.
tul, and Q ma orityot our Consular
ofRcsis are honest, who is anxious TO
do his duty 10 his government, v III
tske care TO post himself thoroughly
on the m,rket values OF oil the goods
exported from the d,strict In which he
10 tiatlohed. Then when the exporter
makes ont an invoices In which
he has undsrvalued hls goo 10
he hnds that the Consul will
not certify 10 the correctnsts OF
tho statements; 40 q consequsnce, In.
Oontul In try ins 10 10 his duty TO the
government which employs him, In
ours tho onmiiy OF the men among
whom he must live. This enmity
breaks out in all sorts OF petty annoy.
snoe'. aud " the Consul Ia q sensitive
man. he hnds II very hard TO bear
Many insia csc could - cited la
which O1nauls aud their families are
cetracised aud Ignored by everyone In
,he city In which they reeid AL
becsuso they are engaged la doing
their duiy. Within very few months
eeve'al excellent men In tue services
have asked 10 be transferred because
they could not stand the trsatmcut to
VII G. they and their families are sub.
c'ed. Within the pat four years,
our U lnslls have been much more
rigorous la examining the invoices
presented 20 them Tor zeal and sigma
ture. The result has been the saving
OF many millions OF dollars 10 the
reaury. hut tbs Uonsuls, thsmsslv yes.
have mol had their compensation in.
croaoed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-09

la o. ~ A cs'ed T. ]. R-ips, II
Ottlet;bnre, w. Il . terrible GO a
eau yed by me e1ods.
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pRADF|ELD'S
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W. N. HALDEMAN
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE q y.
RIER-J0Ul,NAL CO., tell, VIAL
he knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Curs.
Ovyios op rHs copHisn-JouEsAL,

". M.iv.-uA-s~ii vaivs a rule have
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Your care broke them AZ once. and there has
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six mthths. The other ease vas Of . mildsf
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remediesl but the chillt would return at In.
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vIasIsi. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-09

BrHus.-rne Kplnische Zdluug,
k'eus H.iun, aud her ioarnsl., a..
teck tho DlniHh gIvernmen, for dc.
caring hc NECESSITY Of brliyins o..
ponsagen against Germ any, aud
Pclare thsi an alliance hsswesn
France aud Russia might LEAD IN the
oanvic'on ihsi the aaneI ton Of Dsn.
marx 10 Germany was a maritime ne
cesi,y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-09

Yp, he raid, P.mb.rton's Wine
Coca vas the best n m dy Ia the world
fr "tired ont, Y Iod- fornothins feel.
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MEMPHR DAILY APPEAL. TUESDAY. AUGUST g. 1857
.E-RU-NA

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AUGUSTA Ysu : Ls ~ piNsKr,

Miss Mary j. Balduia. principal, Opens
kept. 1877. Closes June, 1855.
NsUhPasstD Zoe too, hgl,dinn.
~ g'ousds and appointments. Fall corps
ofteachers. Unriv ,llsa Hvtu sgss ~ nusloI
LANGUAGES, elocntign, art. b iokkeepinG ena
~ sical cultufe, Botr1, etc., With tau 30,
sitfh course, f2G Z iho entire session o.
nine months, For full particulars apply ~
the prineIpAl for cat .lnsue
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on IN INris NJ 5SIiVT HgWp,t
N hw.s,...so 20, ssas.ronI

Vbw Larsest ard Pest Fquippod ~ the
- Mofld-l" infiructnra, siS 5tudenu
lasi year. Thorough lnstfuc,ion W Vocal
aud lnstfumeatsl Nuiic, Piano and Organ
Iuutnr, Fins Arts, Ofa'ory. Literature.
freneh. 0erman sno Italian LsnH lages, he
" 70 t5l bosrt sud ON with steam Heat
and 4 sctrie Light, n . q NJ per weef.
iALL TkhM bssins .sp Z, ISL. Ror n
lustrntsd al ndAf, With tuIl IN iorm alton.
sddt,ss " 1OURiRs. Dir. Franklin Be-.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21

MCCLURE. Mcclure is right side
up, but how long, is hard to tell.
Your correspondent was informed
that n number OF the subscribers to
tho PosT, were not woll pleased, be-
cause they were not invited to take
part in the editors ilittins.
The improvements in the west end
are comming to stay. New manufac-
turies and new houses. AS soon rs
the town can number round one
thousand, then and not till then, will
the coal vein be opened out.
Rev. Lands held communion sor
vices last Sunday in the st. Johns
Chuch, four inilcs north of Mcclure,
and ovor two hundred p2rtook OF the
Lords supper, besides class OF
eighteen persons who were takcu in
to The German Reformed Church
Mr.. editor, are YOU aware that in
our town there is u paper given ont,
called tho Farm Journal This IL
L monthly
Oar new winter is quite u surprise,
next week you shall hear from me.
Eco.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-21
Out OF our immense stock W,
offer the following
FUDN NTIURE AMID
CARPET
BARGAINS!

-, O., , ~ :,
TWO Hoiiu W a'll'I' -, h'foio,-
top 'o"i'S' hTNcl N'''SS cA,
IRA wen mace III WORK ", ana
i''i'Sl'' ou' il'''o oii III S'Sio
rive Cottage fa'nIed 0nItS
"I /" parSaih'
Three Solid Ash Suits all
good goods except III ilnish:
Five Lounges at il sacrifice.
.Ouonlush porlor sniff uioccs
Two boir-cloth " 4"
.Onn . I" g
O socood hand
'00o'''' ,','''''
four IlaFoio'op ! aiIor '"plos
Five hundred yards, all wool,
q. q. and Cotton Ingram
and Rag Carpet5-last
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CENTREvILLE ITEM ). The Onion
crop iS sproutius.
Whitswsshiug is now In order.
.!rs. ). w. Hartman u son Lester,
Oi ScliusSroye visited relatives hero
recently.
A. i. Kock and Il. w. Heintzelmau
OF Seliusgroye, tho former Mercan.
tile Appraiser, aud the latter II cam
didate for County Superintendent
were in town on tho 18th.
Mrs. EA-SheriT Reichly of Midd,,-
burEh and Mrs. DR.. Mohn OF Kelly y
Roads visited here last week.
The fishing brigade will soon be out
in full force.
j. w. Spect OF Beaver Springs paid
US a pop visit on the l4th.
w. +. Sanders who has been laid
up with typhoid pneumonia the past
few weeks, wo arc glad To state Is
getting better.
Or. Herman OF kratzervillo was in
town on Saturday.
j, II. Long aud family and Daniel
haursr nll OF Beaver Springs, were
ia town over Sunday.
The young man who was in town
on Saturday night TO see his best cir.
should start for home before daylight
next morning, and then he would not
need to walk so fast
Commissioner John AohA and $ i.
Sheary did MiddleburSh visit on
Monday.
Merchants }. II. Hartman and G.
NJ. Showers have just arrived from
the eastern cities, each with com
pleto stock OF Spring and Summer
goods.
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We havo several thousand old pa
pcrs in the POsT Office, good 10 put
under carpets, into cupbonrdr, etc,
which we will soil five cents dozen.
Thursday, April 81, j. G. lIerich
will soil personal property in Jackson
township.
FuR SALE.--A first class - gallon
Ice cream freezer, has been used only
one season and will be sold cheap
For particulars inquire or address
If. THE POST, Middleburgh.
Clocks cleaned ut my shop FOR 75c.
Away from ths shop 25 cents extra.
Satisfaction always guaranteed. All
work promptly done. Bring it in.
II. Ii. LEITzEL.
Our Wall paper department is COM
etc. We carry almo It 200 different
designs in stock. Prices undoubtedly
lower than anywhere else.
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Notice We call tho attention OF
parties intending to buy carpets this
Spring to our large limo we have in
stock. We carry line of rag, hamp,
cotton and wooden carpets, all wool
2 and ply and Brussels. The prices
will be found the very lowest.
s. Wels, Selinsgroye, Pa.
NOTICE. .--Deibert has returned, and
is ready in his gallery Opposite Bow
ersox's store, in Beavertown, Pa, } for
customers. Pictures from 10 small
gems up, to for $l.0C-according to
size. Also fresh lot OF new frames.
Do not neglect to get nice picture In
an sx1O inch frame for Sl.25 with cord
ready for the parlor, Such chances
are scarce. Good pictures taken on
cloudy days.
G. A. Il. Suits, warrented Indigo
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'nN g; :lllg aali2 ye tilll' notes, l'lall he
DTat en-"

n "Curfew must not ring tonight "
Il Tires wild grssss were shot on
4 4Mddlecreek by parties residing in or
nsar kramer.
Il Mrs Amerson Dubbs of Missouri is
visiting with NJ. q. Stelninger and
family.
Il Snow fell on Monday morning to
s the depth OF four inches wkich WAS
followed by rain.
a Treasurer Charles Bolender while
3plowing corn ground last week turned
3up Spanish shilling Of the date OF
3l7e2
o. Tuesday DR.. Barber successful
ly removed II sterine polVpus from Mrs.
Jonn Howell Of Franklin township.
Tho funeral services of Isaac Bee~
yer Of Frasklin. which were held in
fhe Court House on Wednesday wero
largely attened.
Steter's Corner Band has been en-
@gogcd 10y The Sunbury Lodge ]. o. o.
IN to furnish music for thon at the
XOdd Fellows Anniversary at Milton
P!cSt Tuesd1y.
n Geo, Guyer OF the Central Hotel,
#unbury, formerly of Middleburgh,
iflied suddenly on Wednesday morning
~ this week. We have not learned
RausJ Of dsath.
"A c. l.. Smith, Administrator OF the
ESTATE OF Elizabeth Smith, late of
siddlebursh Borough, will make
Pale OF the personal property at the
central Hotel on Saturday, April 80.
ID. X. Haas, of Shamokin, who
purchased the farm and distllery OF
ere Grouse moved his family to Mid
lebursh this week and now occupies
hs Wittsnmyer property Oh tho
rench Flats.
1t is evident that Winter has ceased
70 'linser in'the lap Of Spring." and
lat they are now married with
I'd grey beard boss OF the situation,
hrowing stove lids aud chairs ut the
ehtle creature who is. hiding bohlnd
hole.
John Wanamaker, the Philadelphia
perchant, has adopted wise plan to
ender his employees devoted to his
pterests. He has just announced
lat those who have worked In his
.taolishment seven years will here,
Ter participate in the profits.
roster, a nine year-old son OF Jere
owersox, OF Franklin township was
cked on the mouth by colt, on
ednesday evening and had his lip
TO the teeth. He was found by
y mother few minutes after un-
Phsclous. DIR. Barber dressed the
ound.
Prof Murphy's seven o'clock
uriew bell'' has the effect Of clean.
y our streets Of hoodlulns In a man
that distances all former efforts
parents. Wecall it "curfew BELL"
III the meaning OF William The
pnquerer-to outen the fires-but to
|htthe lamp Of education.
r. L. Smith contemplates remodel .
> the Central Hotel this Summer.
VIII raise the roof, put In new
huows and doors, build a balcony
,uil length Of the front and gen
'hy remodel the inside. We un-
rStahd that j. +. Settler has been
pploysd to boss the job.
ATTENTIoN.-Post 864, G.. Al All
'noers OF Capt. G. w. Ryan Post
oof, Dept. OF Pa. G.. A. r., are
ecial'y requested to be present at
meeting Of Post on Friday eve
~ April Goth next, at which time
portant action will be taken with
srence to certain pension matters,
which we are all interested. Com
JOS come out in full force, SO that
strength may be felt aud show
we are determined that our
Post.
x HuIsDxL, Adjutant.